Ancient Chinese Chronicles About The Russians Of Siberia - Alternative View

Ancient Chinese Chronicles About The Russians Of Siberia - Alternative View
Ancient Chinese Chronicles About The Russians Of Siberia - Alternative View

Video: Ancient Chinese Chronicles About The Russians Of Siberia - Alternative View

Video: Ancient Chinese Chronicles About The Russians Of Siberia - Alternative View
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Without looking back at the utterly Jewishized modern Russian elite, a small part of the Russian people still consider the most important question for themselves Not who was the first to start reigning in Kiev, but where did the Russian land come from?

An interesting version of the answer to this question is offered to us by the ancient Chinese. It turns out that Russians have been known to them since pre-Christ times under the name "Usun". The latter have lived near China since ancient times, but later moved to the west beyond the Urals and have since been referred to by the Chinese under the name "olos" (aleshi).

"Research on the Usun tribe" is contained in chapter 30, volume IV of the famous work of the Chinese historian He Qiu-tao "Shofangbeichen". The work was written in 1851, but published in 1881, in it the author develops the point of view expressed in Chinese literature already in the Mongol era: Usuns are the ancestors of Russians.

“In the Han time (II century BC - II century AD), the old kingdom of Wusun was originally located between Qilian and Donghuang (southern China, southwest of Ganzhou - believed by N. V. Kühner). The Usuns were then intermediaries between the Xiongnu and the Western Region. The Usuns themselves called themselves Laoqiang, i.e. the old Qiang. From here they migrated and reached Chig, and from here to Tsunlin.

Since that time, no one has heard of the Usuns in Tsunlin, but in the west of the Ula ridge (Ural –N. N.), the olos appeared (the later Chinese name of the Russians is N. N.). This can be proven for sure”[N. V. Kuhner. Chinese news about the peoples of South Siberia, Central Asia and the Far East. " Moscow: Ed. East lit. 1961. S. 69]

In the Yuan era (XII century), Yelui Dashi, leading the people, fled to the west, then took possession of the lands of the Western Region and established a state that existed for 100 years.

NV Kühner quite rightly emphasized: "The study of He Qiu-tao, naturally, immediately stops our attention, no matter how convincing the arguments in defense of such a point of view are." "The materials of He Qiu-tao, based on the data of many Chinese sources, should be taken into account when studying the history of the USSR," says the publisher of the scientific work of the untimely deceased N. V. Kuhner R. F. Its. But Russian historians diligently do not notice the Chinese sayings, as if they did not exist.

Obviously, with such a disregard for the sources, we will never understand where in pre-Ermak Siberia such primordially Russian place names as Lukomorye, Samara, Kiya, Chumai, Boyars, Shuya, Poros and others came from. Why were the red-bearded blue-eyed Kyrgyz princes called Urus-inal in Minus. We will never see a genetic connection between the huge Scythian-Siberian world and the equally huge Slavic world (one who disappeared from nowhere, the other appeared from nowhere). We will not be able to understand that the ancient peoples were born, perhaps, not at all in the land where the Chronicles found them, but in a completely, completely different direction. Yes, that's what we need.

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Meanwhile, ignoring the participation of Russians in the ancient history of Asia, we lose the opportunity to find evidence that the most ancient Middle Kingdom in the world was inhabited by our ancestors.

The Chinese call the Middle State Zhong Guo, its capital is Jun Du. The age of Jun du, according to Rashid ad Din, is as follows: in 1300, divan (ministerial) books for 5 thousand years were kept in it. That is, in 3700 BC. it was already a large city with ministries. This state was inhabited by Zhans (Jiang), who are really very old.

Localization of Zhong Guo, according to its etymology, should gravitate towards the middle of the Eurasian continent. Relevant toponyms are indeed found here: Dzungaria, Dzhungarsky Alatau, Lake Chany, Changara River. But most importantly, the old Western European maps of Western Siberia (S. Gerberstein, G. Mercator, I. Gondius, G. Sanson, etc.) show the capital of the Middle Kingdom - the city of June du. True, this city is shown under a different name. The fact is that the Chingiz Mongols, having captured this city in 1215, renamed it Kambalyk. Imagine, Kambalyk nestled comfortably on the right bank of the Ob River and at the same time on the northwestern edge of a huge coal basin (presumably, Kuzbass, and Aman Gumirovich doesn't want to know anything). This coal, according to Marco Polo, was mined by local residents in order toto heat their baths daily in winter and three times a week in summer. Let's remember that Andrew the First-Called spoke very sincerely about the love of the bathhouse of the Slavs.

It is curious that the ancient calendar of the Middle Kingdom contains a lot of signs of the northern land, and not the territory of modern China (30-40 degrees N). The outstanding Russian Sinologist I. M. Bichurin (Iakinf) in 1830 published a calendar that was used in the Middle State in the XXIII-XVIII centuries. BC. The calendar mentions frosts, ice on rivers, thawing of the earth in spring, snow water in the fields. There is not a word about rice, millet, peas and winter wheat are sown. Mentioned are sturgeons, sables, beavers, bears, ferrets, poplar plants, maples, sour peaches, chestnuts. The generalized description of the climate, flora and fauna of the Middle Kingdom does not correspond at all to the latitude of Tashkent-Beijing (40 degrees).

The emergence of the Middle State is due to the migration metahistory. The resettlement of the late Indo-Europeans from the arctic ancestral home to the south ended in the Siberian forest-steppe. Here the accumulation of population took place before being thrown into the steppe. Due to the comfortable environmental conditions, low infant mortality, the population of the Siberian forest-steppe reached many tens of millions of people. The huge material traces of these Indo-Europeans are given to us by the Andronovo and Karasuk cultures, as well as the huge Scythian-Siberian world. Such a gigantic population could not but organize itself into a state. And it was created.

From this state, due to overpopulation, the proton people carried out the exodus: Hittites, Indo-Aryans, Iranians, Hellenes, Slavs, Germans.

N. S. Novgorodov